The Fort Stockton Pioneer. (Fort Stockton, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1911 Page: 4 of 10
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COLD WEATHER
SPECIALS
Sweaters
Head Scarfs for
SCHOOL
FOR
Ladies and
SHOES
For Children
Patent, Tan and
MEN
Children.
WOMEN
Gun Metal, from
AND
The very best Outing
$1.25
TO
CHILDREN
for one week, 9c a yd.
$2.50
-Rotan-Cranford Co
Mrs. Ayers’ Entertainment.
The entertainment given at tin-
Tabornach* hist Friday «*v»»ning,
by Mr*. Ayer* for ’in* I#»*n«i!it of
the scho" » i" . ' - v»* ,
indeed. I'hctirM reading “Noth'll'
Tall," was jjri\ »*n in a charming
manner by little Mis* Bdtrice
Downs. The next “The Busy
Body.*’
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L’i t.' ’ ■ * d(i}:!<,r . «-mip. \u-
t let't of "I
apVand'ul
I>i t K» finer
by M'nse..
Park'*, u a
and wav up
ent. I he |
K O ' el‘s.”
If i<* 1 ft ire and (ilad v*»
t»e ml d \ rend •*» efl.
• n-i 1,t<‘f| l>\ r Inc** pl’rs-
• nin• duel. “Ileans :• n«I
i*y Misers Iva (’inw
for«I and Onieya Miinins was
given in an artistic manner.
“Spring font1** Spring Waltz.”
piano Miss Oiuk Kotan, violins
Misses Kvn Ki j'j' n"il \nili«* Roon-
ey, mandolin Arlon KoYiiii, was
one of the nu»si aitraetive num-
bers of Hie even!lie Miss M'Mred
Bennett displayed great musietd
talent in her rendition of “Value
Arabesque.” The young Indies
who gave tin* panto-nine. present-
etl h Iteautiful and ut.inu live up-
pe/train-e »md ehci'ed much dim
ration fr"m 11•«- audience.
The Social anil Improvement
Club belli their socinl meeting <>< t.
20th with .Mesdames Frank Roon-
ey and D. S. Darker as hotteaaea
An enjoyable hour wn* spent in
dial, and nint h merriment caused
b\ the “Mothers work basket con-
tent.’’ A delicious salad course,
with coffee and sandwiches were
s-rved, which was heartily enjoy-
el b> all. It was unanimously
agieed to hereafter meet, at the
homes of theinemliers. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. I). S. Darker. Nov. kih at 4
p. m. It i>» requested, that as many
of the members as (Misaible, attend
thia meeting, as there are several
business matters to be attended to.
Club Reporter.
Old papers for sale at the Pio*
RW office.
More Appropriate.
Representative Hf»nry, condeni-
r«iutr tin* international marriage,
iid at a dinner in Waco:
“What kind of men are those
dukes and earls, anyway, that they
can frankly admit marrying heir*
e^sev for their money?
i heard a story the other day, a
siory idxnit an heiress who said to
her fiance:
* M\ dear. I’m rather a new
v' • tin a 11, ,\ ou know; *o d<» you mind
c:iig tla* Ihshop t*» omit the
wi»rd ** )l»e.\ ” in our wedding cer-
emony ?’
Lori I Laceland stroked his
mustache, smiled r.vnically and
a ihwcinl:
'No. I don't mind, my Ime. I'll
tell th<* old b«»y to make it “love,
.iii'tor and supply.”
Times Have Changed.
Live business men make live
towns and live towns always have
li\♦* newspapers Time was when
people di hi’t realize the necessity
for newspers as they do n**w and
publicity wasn't regarded as an
important factor. What patronage
the papeis i>m in those du.\s was
given as charity more than for
business reasons. But times have
changed *ind nrw-spapers are now
inn on business principles and are
patronized for business reasons.
Not only that, but rood newsjm
(Hirs contribute* to tin* up building
of towns and com munition more
than any other enterprise.
Patronize and help your paper
and your paper will U* more ben- |
eticial to your business ami your
cotninunity. Lampasas Blade.
Chamberlain’s Stomach and I
Liver Tablets do not sicken or
gripe, and may be taken with
perfect safety hy the most deli-
cate woman or the youngest child.
The old and feeble will also find
them a most suitable remedy for
aiding and strengthening their
weakened digestion and for reg-
ulating the bowels. For sale by
Stockton Pharmacy.
See Cleto Gomez if you want
good mu.de for your entertain-
ments.
Texas Exhibit Makes Hit At
Pittsburg Land Show.
Pittsburg. 1*8., Oct. 23—The
Texas Exhibit at the Pittsburg
Land Show is attracting more at-
tention than the display from any
other state. No other state shows
a full line of agricultural products.
The Texas hale of cotton is the
center of more attention than
probably any other single article
exhibited, as a majority of the
people in attendance have never
seen one before. One of the i
unique features of the show is tie*
daily issue of the San Benito
Light in the Texas booth.
The quality of the Texas fruit
and vegetable ranks alongside
those of California, which state
has hitherto been acknowledged ;
supreme in this line. Texas has I
undoubtedly surpassed every other
slut** in the attractiveness and va- i
riety of products placed on exhi-
bition at the Pittsburg Land Show, j
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For Sale at Bargain.
My loss, your gain. I must I
raise $1500 in cash at once and I
offer you 100 acres of the finest
irrigated land in the I'ecus Valley
of Texas at one third its value.
You may have it at $45 per acre I
$1500 down, and balance very easy
te rms.
30 acres now in crop, 00 more
very easy to put in a state of cul-j
tivation, balance covered with
mesquite hushes. All good nch
sandy loam, ijitnd fenced and has I
g«Kid house. Best in the country '
for gra|>es, peaches, alfalfa etc.
Close to railroad.
I ain not a farmer hik! never
tried to farm.
Write to .1. H. Baverly, Fort;
Stockton, Texas.
PIioto||rii|i)i of Minn IiIii Curler mol li**r
Home. Coin St.. DuIIum, T.xiin
Mist Carter was offered a loan of $2,000 in 60 days from the date of
making application for same. She is using this loan to take up an indebtedness
against her home, reducing her interest from 10 to 5 per cent, giving her a small
monthly payment ol both principle and interest of $18.15 per month with II
years in which to return her loan, with the privilege of returning same at any time
and stop the interest and release the lien against the property.
We represent an Eastern concern that makes
loans on Real Estate at per cent, simple an-
nual interest. Ion? time and easy payments.
If you want to buy or build a home or business property, anywhere—If you
own a lot and want to improve same—If you want to borrow money on prope rty
already built—If you have a mortgage against your property that is coming due,
that you are paying a high rate of interest on and desire to take it up and extend
the time of payment—If you desire a loan to purchase a farm or to improve same
or lake up an indebtedness against same—If you have any housebuilding or home
owning ideas, as well as to get ahead in the world in a short time, get in touch
with us at once and let us tell you about it, as well as mail you contract and litera-
ture which fully explains our plan and proposition.
Call or write to us lor literature and lull information.
YATES & IIKARON, Genrrnl A«.-ii<h
227 Linx Bldg. Dalian, Texas
Fusion in New Mexico.
The democrats and progressive
. ~ republicans have fused on state
There I., little danger from a jMUeg and candi(l,„.s for state of.
i dM ... 1 t.'tn an at (a. k of the Kf'P ,nd j, js confidently believed
except when followed by pneu- lh,t the fusion ticket will lie vie
moma, and this never happens tori,>u,m.er th.re*ul«r republican
when Chanberlain s Cough Rem-; tjc|cet
edy is used. This remedy has ---
won its great reputation and ex- For pains in the side or chest
tensive sale by its remarkable dampen a piece of flannel with
cures of colds and grip and can Chamberlain’s Liniment and hind
be relied upon with implicit con- it on over the seat of pain. There
fidence. For sale by Stockton is nothing better. For sale by
Pharmacy. ! Stockton Pharmacy*
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| 25,000 Bartlett Pear Trees.
We have the finest lot of PEAR TREES ever grown
in the State. Write us for prices.
Rio Grande Nursery. Ysleta.Tex.
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Barry, E. The Fort Stockton Pioneer. (Fort Stockton, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1911, newspaper, November 3, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth806768/m1/4/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .